After I disguised myself as a man, I became everyone's white moonlight

The people dispatched this time are almost the elites that could be assembled. The forces of the Seventh Prince and the Eighth Prince had lost a lot of manpower here in Chu Jiang before.

Whether it was because of the previous sabotaged operation or the series of events that followed, the Yao family and the Eighth Prince would never let Chu Jiang arrive in Xi'an safely.

Even though Chu Jiang is the son of the Marquis of Loyalty and Bravery, and has the old marquis behind him, he cannot stop their murderous intent.

For this, they can do anything.

Chu Xi had guessed long ago that they would not let him reach Xi'an easily, but when he saw them putting up such a big show, his bad premonition became stronger.

In less than a quarter of an hour since she entered Huzhou City, many spies appeared around her one after another, including many experts.

It can be seen that the Eighth Prince and others "value" her. Not to mention the people who were killed by her before, now they are making such a big fuss...

Using all the cards on her so early is definitely not a decision that a superior would make. The only thing that makes sense is that something really is going to happen in Xi'an.

The plot... has been advanced due to her active interference, so even if they use all their cards, the Eighth Prince and the Yao family must kill Chu Jiang and cannot let him get to Xi'an!

Chu Xi knew clearly that there was danger around him. Chu Er beside him also began to put his hand on the hilt of the sword, ready to draw the sword at any time, which made Chu Xi look sideways slightly.

Chu Er couldn't be as calm and composed as Chu Xi. These people came with ill intentions and the battle was about to break out. Even if the prince had planned it long ago, there was no guarantee that there would be no loopholes.

He is now the only guard around the prince, so he dare not relax at all.

"Don't be so nervous." Chu Xi held down Chu Er who was about to draw his sword, and glanced at the inn next to him with a casual look, "I'm hungry, let's go in and eat something."

Chu Er, "......"

In the tense atmosphere, Chu Xi's words made Chu Er feel puzzled, but he obeyed subconsciously.

The four characters "Fulai Inn" are written in a vigorous and powerful style.

Chu Xi walked up the stairs, the corners of his lips twitched slightly, and his eyes were cold and calm.

The inn was bustling with guests coming and going. She did not go to the private room on the second floor, but just found a seat and sat down by the window.

Chu Er's nervousness made Chu Xi look like he was out for a picnic. He could still wait leisurely for the waiter to come and order a few dishes.

The people eating in the inn subconsciously glanced at where Chu Xi and the other person were, but they were only able to take a quick look. After all, the disguised Chu Xi really... had no aesthetic appeal at all, especially the black mole on her face.

There were many people in the inn, so the serving of the dishes was inevitably a little delayed. Chu Xi poured a cup of hot tea and sipped it gently. His movements were gentle and elegant, showing the demeanor of a child from a noble family.

Chu Er stared sharply at the street vendors and passers-by outside the window. Anyone who glanced at them intentionally or unintentionally would be listed as a suspect by him at the first moment.

Chu Xi slightly bent her slender white fingers and tapped the table, successfully attracting Chu Er's attention, and then calmly said, "Relax, if you are like this, I will not trust you to continue following me."

Chu Er was startled, then became very nervous, "Prince, you can't act alone!"

Huzhou City is full of dangers. If the prince really wants to leave alone... he can't imagine what will happen?

Chu Xi knew Chu Er's loyalty, so in the face of his anxious and subconscious words, he just laughed it off, "Then have a cup of tea to quench your thirst, there's still a lot of afternoon left."

The latter sentence seems to be meaningful.

Those eyes outside who were looking at the two of them recognized Chu Er, but they were afraid to recognize Chu Jiang, the prince who was tall and handsome, and a noble man in their impression.

They couldn't be sure whether the person in front of them was Prince Chu in disguise, or a fake who looked like Prince Chu... but had a black mole.

Such doubts made them only able to observe secretly. A thin figure quickly turned the corner from the third garment shop on the right and entered the alley.

He ran away in a hurry, as if he was in a hurry about something.

Chu Er noticed this and his fingers touched the hilt of the sword again. His sharp eyes gradually revealed a bit of murderous intent.

Chu Xi was helpless, knowing that Chu Er would never completely let down his guard, so he could only leisurely pick up his chopsticks and eat the food in the inn.

Of course, as soon as she raised her chopsticks, Chu Er quickly withdrew his attention and blocked Chu Xi's chopsticks with his hands almost reflexively, "Master... Master, this dish..."

Haven't tried the poison yet!

Chu Xi didn't laugh this time. He just stared calmly at Chu Er who was sitting on pins and needles, and said calmly, "Eat, we can talk later if you have anything to say."

Chu Er didn't dare to doubt or comment on Chu Xi's words. The only thing he could do was to pick up some food before Chu Xi did and test the poison on himself.

Chu Xi was helpless, but also used to it. In this era of clear class distinctions, there were too many "accessories" like Chu Er who lived and died for others.

This is a sad product of the times. It is not Chu Er's fault, nor is it Chu Jiang's fault. It is the fault of this era. The ideas promoted by this era are like this, and they cannot be changed by the efforts of one person or in one day.

Chu Er waited for a while to make sure that no one had been drugged before letting Chu Xi start to pick up the food.

While they were having dinner, the thin man happened to be coming and going. He ran back and quickly went to a man who was setting up a stall and whispered something to him.

"Do it at night."

After rocking on the boat for a day and a night, Chu Xi naturally wanted to rest for a night in Huzhou.

As for the choice of inn to stay in, I was too lazy to change it, so I booked two superior rooms after dinner.

Huzhou is a relatively prosperous place. It is a must-pass place whether going to the south of the Yangtze River or going to the capital. Many merchants need to pass through this place. Naturally, there is no need to worry about the accommodation situation of the inns in the city.

Chu Er paid for two private rooms and specifically reminded them that they had to be next to each other.

"It is a pity that you have come here. Our inn only has one superior room now." The waiter explained with embarrassment.

Chu Er frowned and was about to change to another inn and not stay here anymore.

Then the waiter said, "These days, the rooms in Huzhou's inns are very tight. Many guests have booked for several days and don't check out. Even if you change inns, you may not be able to find a room."

Chu Xi, who had been silent, heard this and said calmly, "Then one room."

Chu Er glanced at his master, wanting to say something but stopping himself.

"In an emergency, a room is nothing." Chu Xi knew what he wanted to say and took a step forward to stop him from saying it.

The waiter asked them how many days they would stay.

"Just stay for one night." Chu Xi's voice was clear and pleasant.

The waiter took the room key and gave it to Chu Er, who was closest to him. "The room you want is on the third floor, room number 3. Go upstairs and turn right."

Chu Er took the key and said, "Yes."